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| Conjoined Twins | ||
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| These cases courtesy of Stephen Sisnott, Melbourne, Australia | |||
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| Conjoined twins at 16 weeks gestation. Note fused cranium. | |||
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| Same conjoined twins shown above. This study was completed at 20 weeks gestation. | |||
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| Different gestation of conjoined twins than shown above. These twins not only demonstrate fused cranium, but also share a single bladder and kidney. | |||
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| Postnatal MR images correspond to the 30 week fetuses above. | |||